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• T:,`.. . :. , ~,,g , t•1,',1 , ~. de e: , - ~... .. Virk 47.. r .4 \ .7 410, .: ~ - -,,,, . , : *trill - I A . 4,t,',.,0 1 4.0,•41:; : , . ei4. - ti ' 4 ':' , iier . lri, ...-, '. ' 3ll'i ' k . : ::;tiTi , j. ir_W,.. -~: :'' ;*:..... S'U N. . ..,..„ ...,t,z, .....,..„.,,,..,,,., • ' 7 /0 pi tk ' . . . . _ -- !, 141 k, ~ • ~ _ t r '~ .. NUMBER 51.52.] DRURY-LANE COMPANY. By Permission ant: under the . Sanction of the Right Hon. the • LORD ,CHAMBIRLAIN. . , . KING'S THEATRE, HAY.MARKET. FOR TWO NIGHTS ONLY. • THE PROPRIETOR of the King's Theatre hay hei - inkgratuitously granted the Use of the above Theatre to tr Majesty's Company of the late TH EAT R E ROYA L, DRURY. LANE, for their own particular Emolument, the Public are respcdfully informed, that on MONDAY nest, March zo, acn, with the consent and approbation of the P ro- Petters of the late Theatre Royal, Drury.laae, will be per. leaned the Comedy of THE HONEY MOON. • Duke, Mr. ELLISTON, Juliana, 'Miss DUNCAN. Previous to the Play an Occasional Address will be spoken • • by Mr. ELLISTON. After phich will be performed an entire New Ballet, entitled LES JEUX FLORAUX. Composed by Mr. D'EGVILLE. The Music by Mr. F. V E NU. With new Scepes, Dresses, and Decorations. • The Charaders by • Monsieur DESHAY ES, Monsieur VESTRIS, Miss LUPINO, Miss TWAKILEY, —Misiee NOBLE, Miss DAVI-S., I'flonsietir-MOK EAU, Mademoiselle ANGIOLINI, And Madame DE.SHAY ES. AO the whJle Corps de Ballet. To conclude with the Farce of • • THE MOCK DOCTOR, *. ll In consequen ce o f t h e ' recent C a lamity, it has been .considered by, ;luny Patrons of the Performers, that on this articular occasion ! having the kind assistance of part of the °era C°l "P a liK , a generous Public will feel no objedion to theiollowing Prices of Admission, for,Two Nights only hoes —Pit Ss. —Gallery is. 6d. No Silver Ticket O Nig ht ' s of the Play to be admitted by .the Doors, her a n yto he . o f the Theatre besides ot rpa .the Pit and Gallery, awl one Person only to be admitted by each Ticket. , The P-niraPt;e to the Pit in the Haymarket only. Boxes to be taken of Mr. Spring, at the Opera Office. Doors to be opened at.Siii and begin ' precisely at Seven.— -Po Money to be returned. ••••- THEATRE ROYAL, 11. 1 ‘Y.MA1:K ET. (IN MONDAY N.EXT, March :20, 1809, will beperforthed 'KING -LEAIt. With bE LA PEROUSE • Or, THE DESOLATE ISLAND. . totes 6s. SecOild Price is. 6ti. Second .Price 15. ~.;.- Callety,2,S. 'Second Price Gantry is. Places for the BoXes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at 'the Office, in theilty.market. ...7r he DOors to be epenett at flail past Fire, begih at Italf pia Six. . i . . tLOISE IN$ V R ANC E, PAIL-NIA L Land 'C ORNH IL L . VIRE, LIFE, AND ANNUITCES. t / LL Persons whose Insurances with this Corn pang becotote due at Lady-day, are requested to take Mice, that Receip ts for the Renewal thereof aff tlow ready A. t delivery'at the - Compiny's Offices, and in the hands of heir respeetive Agents in the Country. Insurances due at .4 4. day mutt be pa;ki on or before the gth day of April ilext. . The Il4lf.yeirly Meetiefg of the Proprietor's of that Globe llStiranc e witl be tickle he Company's() Mee, in Pall. Mall, 44 1 :9 1 Prut4y. the 2ntlt of A Pril, at (ie o'Clot precisely “.Pot thict tiehood Elee.tiOn of Dire/Lots will take place. Ity•Oider Of the Board. March IS, ill .1; t. 'D h‘1•11.1 AM , Assistant Secretary. . • • Bitrrisil Fifa OFFICE. FIHE BRITISti FIRE-OFFICE, at their prin: cilia' Offices its the Sts and and Corniiill, London, and y Agents in Edtnbargh,Ghtsg ow , fhibltir, and theprincipat 'I owns of the' thrted Kingdoirr; l cont,inu: to, grant Instil', bnces against Fl It E. on the l'etins and Conditions of their printed Proposals, delivered Curtis. The Dir..aors have great pleasure in *fleeting that by their Eitai4.llls and Plans LIT ,Brew its and i rinciples of lusttrante are ,inarit generally _ t and unilersiood; and they trust that they .Rave a Claim 1 4 t u a r v a e n c e e v evinced in all !or PrefelenceAvittr the Public, for the libeiral Conduet they ttie 9th I).ty flicir Trarisaztionir. reniiums for In R'neWable a; tady-dav must .he paid cm , orbeto:e Surveysprii ...s within the Bills of' MOrtility, when considaed , e. r ce4 h s arY, have always been made by this (Mice Withoat any: Charg e ' to the insured, Fees. have never.been erenittctl to lut taken in any Casein . under any Pretence WhAtever, Com.r • Vission to Brokers on Shipping and FOrelgn Insurances also,„1 a " always beerrailowed. Endorsements o f Alteration or Re meival entered without Fee, Engines of the best Construaion, and Firemen of A divity • VA undoubted Integrity (wh ose E xert i ons h ave b een ac k no w- , been have.froin the Establishment of the Office in 1799, „,n provid e d by t h e B r i t i sh F i re-Ott i ee to Aitektti at Fires. p The 'Venus and Conditions of Insurance. as stated in the a i ° "'iesi are defined with Perspicuity, pl a i n ness, arid preci. , °l li SO as to d e pendent upon ill-iligested, unadvised, anti ignorant Di Plans, quaily baneful to tit , ;‘ , ol,rieturs and those Insuring. Annual. Premium —C ,liirtion Insurance 25. per Cent.— •. z lazartious, li,iaardous Insurance of greater liazard and 'large Sums by Special Agreement. Pobcie's (Gratis) as heretofzre, for Sums of 3001; and up wards. Insurance on ,Farming Stock, at as: bd. per Cent, specify ing the Sums to be insured on the ditrerent som'of V rain— or ts. 6d. per Cent. only on the whole Stock of any one Farm, with the Salvage Clause. ROBERT SKELTON, Sec. ONE 'HUNDRED THOUSAND rouNas and upwards may be gained by a SING LE TICKET ; Shares in pro. portion. So that a SINGLE SIXTEENTH may gain 7,0.101. in the GRAND STATE LOTTERY, it put.. chased at the old established Offices of • OD GE S , and Co. Stock-brokers, Ox -1,- ford -street, opposite Bond-street; St. james's•street, near Piccadilly ; -and No. a, Cornhill ; where every Prize 'in be paid as soon as drawn, or as' soon afterwards as de. 1 , 1 m o i i ll • rile Drawing will commence on the rath of NEXT ONI THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED EXTRA -,""ANCES,. OF THE VALUE OF THIR:ry. AIREE, THOUSAND POUNDS, Arc l,„ over and above the usual amount of Capital and ter !'rites, an d w hich Chances are so arranged as to troiluce an immense sun' of Money in the: present State Lottery, whien begins Drawing the tzth of next Month. 94NSBY and CO. (Stock Brokers), respetl tully acquaint the Clubi, Societies, and Individual Purchasers that the present Scheme is far more advantageous to, the Pur chaser than any former Lottery. In the last Lot- L er u Y ar T ter i; , ke u ts i4 l:x sia s high as ssi. Purchasers of Halves, and Sixteenths, will he entitled to their -Proportion (tithe is -a° extra Chances, as well as all the treat and small Pti ZCS. UOrders, by Letter o r Carrier, executed exaitly on the same ti rn * 2 $ if present, at their Old Established State Lottery ces. rin • ' 26 1 -CORNHILL, and ST. MARGARET'S HILL , tIORm BOROUGH. SEY and Co. have Shared and Sold in the last 'Two NO, Years' Lotteries, .544 £2 0 ,000 No. 133 - 20,000 2279 - 20 000 .tae. Am. - A WAS tae first to sell Tsso of 30,0001. Prizes paid on demand. - X Il i on° 10,000 IU R DA-1 7 ,, MARCH 18, 1 80(j. SALES, &c. COWES, ISLE OF WIGHT. FOR SALE BY AUC I'ION, At the Fountain Inn, on Wednesday, t2th April, !Bog, at Eleven o'Clock, FOR.HOME CONSUMPTION, FIVE Hundred and Twenty-six Bales Pernambuco Cotten. - - j'aci Brazil llydes. 4 8 Packages Tallow, 2o Lugs Brazil Wood. The whole in the best condition, per We Flora, lately arrived from the Brazils. For Catalogues and Samples apply at the Oitice of Thomas Day, at Cowes, aforesaid. Prompt, One, Month. ELIGIBLE SITUATION FOR BUSINESS, With immediate Possession. TO RE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, AFREEHOLD MESSIJAGE and SHOP, with extensive Premises attached thereto, situate at the top of the principal street, in the Garrison Town of Colchester. For Wilier earticul4r, inquire of Mr. J. SarjeAnt, licitor, epleiteger„,- MONEY. Air ESSRS. 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